A new Know Your Neighbourhood Fund has been announced by government to help to tackle loneliness and volunteering shortages in deprived areas.
With the delay of HS2 announced by the Government, we examine the impact on the project and the implications for Levelling Up.
The success of the Government’s promise to level up will be measured by outcomes in places like Wolverhampton
In the first in a series of articles from the Commissioners of the Levelling Up Commission, George Coxon writes on the place of social care in the levelling up agenda
A year on from the Levelling Up White Paper, the Institute for Government held an event assessing the progress of the levelling up agenda. Anneliese Dodds MP, Chair of the Labour Policy Review, featured on the panel and gave Labour’s perspective on regional inequalities across the UK
New report shows how pandemic triggered dramatic rise in people leaving the jobs market in rural county areas.
Levelling Up for walking and cycling routes Active Travel England is today inviting local authorities in England to apply for funding to make improvements to
Coastal areas need government support to overturn inequalities, new report says
Alluding today to Bill Gates’ alleged observation that people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what they can do in ten, Jeremy Hunt seems to have forgotten that there is an election due in less that two.
A new report has once again found that the north of England continues to face neglect in public and private investment. What does this mean for the government’s levelling up agenda?
Greenwich council has agreed a new corporate strategy, setting out a new vision for the council, centred around the health and wellbeing of its residents
Government has pledged £150 million to build 150 new facilities to support mental health urgent and emergency care services.
Former Chair of Education Select Committee, Neil Carmichael writes exclusively for Curia on the power of education to address socioeconomic concerns of low productivity and high deprivation.
The Crate Escape, Sussex MP, Henry Smith backs campaign to end “heartbreaking” use of farrowing crates.
Frances Scott, founder and director of 50:50 Parliament writes exclusively for Chamber UK on gender inequality in elected office.
Former Chair of Education Select Committee, Neil Carmichael writes exclusively for Curia on the power of education to address socioeconomic concerns of low productivity and high deprivation.
The Crate Escape, Sussex MP, Henry Smith backs campaign to end “heartbreaking” use of farrowing crates.
Frances Scott, founder and director of 50:50 Parliament writes exclusively for Chamber UK on gender inequality in elected office.
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